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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-14

"Best cure for Cough and Colds is the old Boston
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam."
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ANDRoscoGGIN COUNTY.

At meeting OF the trustees OF the AnQrO-
scoggin County Savings Bank, held Tuesday,
Cyrus Greedy. Esq, was elected President,
and L. S. Paul, ESQ.,, Vice, President. The
resignation of r. G. Pennell, Esq, was pre-
sented and accepted, and II. l.. Pratt Esq,
AGENT of Bates Manufacturing Company,
was elected member of the Board Of
Trustees.
"Warrior," a thoroughbred, imported Eng
lish stallion, died few days ago at the Elm
House stables in Auburn, and there has been
much lament among the horsemen. war
rior" was a bay foal of 1878, by War Cry,
dam, Nellie Lightfoot by Jack the Barker:
He was bought in England in the spring of
'S4 for $4,000, but owing to a railroad acci-
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENT
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Notice of a Hearing.

WHEREAS, the Portland Water Company has
w petitioned the City Council to alter Nortn
street Public Way in said city,-beginning az or
near the corner of Walnut str ct and said Nortn
street; thence northerly with curve to the west
a distance of about two hundred feet; thence ON
tangent about five hundred feet; thence on a curve
to the east back TO aid street, and whereas SAID
petition was refer by the City Council Dec.
9TH, A. ID. 1887 TO The undersigned, for them to
consider and act upon, therefore
Notice Is hereby given to all parties interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee OF the City
Council on laying out new streets, viii meet 10
hear the parties and view the proposed way on
WEDNESDAY, the 21st day Of December, A. ID.
1857 at O'Clock In the afternoon, a. the room Of
the Mayor and Aldermen, City Building, and Will
then and there proceed TO determine and adiudge
whether the public convenience requires said
street or way 10 be laid out.
Given under our hands on this 18th day of De
eember. A. ID. 1887.
CHAs. j. CHAPMAN, Mayor,
v. G. WILSON, Committee
VIM. ii. SMITH, on
JOHN +. RAND, laying out
EDWARD w. KENT, New streets.
deci4 dtd
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So A Day---A Gold Mine

For Agents. Grandest Money Mnkiag Busa-
ever offered. A golden harvest for the next
Two months. SIS Per Month and expenses TO
active men TO sell our goods. No capital re-
CURED. No pedding. Sample ease OF goods and
valuable Information and full particulars FBE E
No humbug; we mean Just what we say. Adj
dress at once. STANDARD SlLVERWARE co.
Boston, Mass oct3leod&w2m
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MARRIAGES.

Not that loved other soaps less, but that
loved the Index more. (adapted.)
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THE STATE.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.

The new Methodist church at Carbon was
elder of Houlton district, conducted the SER
vices. He was assisted by Rev. g. II. Lere-
ton, pastor of the church, and Rev. l.. b.
Wlthee of Fort Fairfield, Rev. Mr.. Young
and Rev. Mr.. Porter, pastors of the Baptist
md CONGREGATIONAL churches in Carbon.
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To Vessel Owners.

V,nE Port Clyde Marine railway has been thor
III Oughly rebuilt, and Is now In readiness to
take out all vessels In need of repairs. All work
dispatched quickly and satisfaction guaranteed.
Address, W. @. SrIMPSON, JR.,
dec16dtf t''rt Clyde, Me,
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$500 REWARD.

Cry MARsHAL's OFFICE,
PORTLAND, Nov Z, 1887.
A REWARD Of twenty-five dollars Will be paio
"A for information that viii lead to the arrest
and conviction of any person or persons guilty o.
this city. EZRA HAWKES.,
novsdtf City Marshal
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FARM FOR SALE.

nlHE homestead of the late Captain Thomas
IL Morse, In Gray, Maine; house new and mod
ern; commodious barn and out buildings, all In
contains about 100 acres, nearly equally divided
between wood. pasture and tllage: all excellent
for hay and farm crops; would make a splendid
dairy or stock farm, or country place for man
doing business In the city.
The many trains each way on the Maine Central
X. X. give rapid and frequent communication with
Lewiston, Auburn and Portland, and all points
east and west.
For particulars and terms inquire Of
ARA CUsHMAN, Auburn, Me-,
or on the premises. aug22eod&wtf
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Mn ,RIaL nav.

Public Memorial services will be held
a. the University Rrosnds on Monday,
May Dih. The various military and
civic organizations and the public
schools have been invited to Join With
the Grand Army Of the Republic and
Toe Woman's Relief Corps, ia the OBJ
ieFvanee OF the day. Judge Roger s.
ufeeDe will deliver the Memorial ora.
Won. The GFand Army of the Repub.
10 and W0man's Relief Corps will held
special service al the First ~. Z
ueafeh Al o. m. Sunday, May 29th.
heF, d. q LIS S0uFd will deliver the
Memorial Sermon. The following com-
Po.e the Committee OF Arrange nents
Stevens Posl No. i-Oomrades vii,
Amss.
Grant Post No. 26. - Comrades Mills,
Del,el and Stempls.
KILLER Poat No. 3l-Comrades Brooches
Fick.
sssVsus Relief OsFps No. l. Mes
S s BaEke, Kenysn. Piuekney,
Nhalsy and Harkias.
HE programme vii be announced In
afev dsya
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Last Octobeg Engine Company NJ. I
circalAied petition aud presented it TO
the Coaneil praying for . reductian Of
the membership Of all the nFs eonpA-
mics. IL Vas siansd By James NJ Y All
ter. the present candidate from No. l
for Chief, and about ferry meRosrs Of
!. lompAny No. /. and others Fepresrntlng
other companies. That vAs ali riGas.
and al the esmpSuies thonRhs - was
Fieht, and the bard Of DeieEAtea res
commenced lie passage BY tue CoeDcll;
every company in toe department. re-
3uced lie usembership.
No. 2. drapped g; II sok Aad Ladder.
IA. No. 8 dr. psrd 6; No, 4 druppsd 3
Nss. hsS wAs u With No. II Here b
wbers Ward politics couaes 10: "a The
81 dAy Of MGrch. With only too boar
potipe, they rlilsd q spcsiAl useetire, u
being sac evening Of tes last aAy n
which they euul4 admit = persan ~
tiue % voae a this eleCttoc for Cetef,
and In the fAaa Of their own petiroa
aakins foe q reduction. and tAks snio
tbeiF canpany = nee nemossS siVinR
1hexn Is voass Ne. oasltaf uAa a. teal
dine workinG he chances fer Ceief, Ard
q ana JohnNv Caldwell paa 40 the leo.
Mes, Mf. QliiteR NAV thtnk iaAs liti. e
esnaa wi elses hfn. he stalls . @aEse
$50 Rsls tseDiy tseea vslsa q % y 81
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I'll loas dsabls that nany IN oshsr
e5mpanfas
Jar hFsDsn ere not fooIA Tier lfks
IsH plsg and don't wsua O.. % hoe
ne vaois blsinszA Essn he better
nemosrs o. %. l repadiasa sash aesion.
and the ether six eozpanies fsel that Il
= an aufsir tFzns.eti1n and "a sttsnps
g roo seem 81 theiF fust reprsasnfati0n
- ne slealian. snd shsy won's stank ID.
who is this Mr. ouslterf What ear
nee has be rsndsrsd that entities him
70 sne nouinattosf Il b customary 70
seisct nan for that Fespensible poai
tioa nat has . record as = good Ere
M@n- de las made q record ~ Q
scosmefs bat not - fireman In SEAT
Ie. We uast drsDea for car of1ssrs
nos aaeemers. ~ TEE result next Mon-
oay VII prove. Let all good hrsmsn
- down On sueh eorFupsion With their
votes.
JA,xEs Doors. Co@paDy ?
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ne AuthsrSsIes Prepared 70 KuEsrcs
the Law.

ne AmtnoFitfes Prepared 70 kuKeRee
the Law.
For sone time there have bess seoat
runors that the l-visss and socialists
slsmsnts Of oar eonmunity veaid, on
Msy lei. make another attempts 10 sxpsl
he Cinnamon from Seattle. Il uas
hintsd that the most elaborate DsepaFs-
tious had been nads By The v01Id be
rioters and THAI no such failags as that
Of fifteen months $50 woaId occur.
Tbsss disgusting rumors we're evidently
supDorted By reIiabis infornafion, for
Gcvernor Semple yesterday teisaraphed
y General Hill, of the National Gnsrd
a Washington, ordering him 70 have
"a command in readiness 10 assist the
hvsui aaibsFities IN maintaining order
d Seattle.
The necessary orders we're 81 onea h
nd. Company y, the Seattle 4 hss,
wsre called into active service and sta
Toned Il their aFmory on Sooond street.
TIE members of the oompany responded
b tha call With their usual aiaegisy, and
vithin az hour altar the receipt Of the
egder the company was ready for dnty.
0ompanies z and D weFs also ordered
h Be Ia readiness for instant SERVES,
GoVeFnsF Semple u nov on his way
fson Oiympis by special steamer, and
his arrival is hourly expected.
Ga every hand determination is ex-
uffsssd By good citizens 70 maintain
ihs Law Vt all hsz8Fds, and II the law
Is outbreak vhieh 10 anticipated this
norniBR occurs, the country Gill once
more receive sn disqualification Of the
fsss that she men OF Seattle are loyal to
Their country asd determined 20 main
tain ias laws.
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CluDs FaoM rHE EIaE COMPANIES.
Tae Contest fer Chief Creates Mach
Reellag-BelOw We PubiIsh
Cards From McEnsyRe
and noadA.


and Dodds.
EDTrOR Posi-
TRoM Nh. N'mTYRs.
In last evenings Press. GARDNER Ksl
loga publishes petition purpoFtinR to
eliminate from Eagine Co. No. /, asking
that the Council reduc3 the membership
OF the oompanies Of the Department.
This petition IL signed BY Alex. Msist 2 +,
Foreman, and James Qailtsr, Secretary.
This petition IL true. ONLY Mr.. X lleRR
vent back a long time TO resurect ID.
Two evenings AZ or the petition was cir
culated I called on Mr. Kellogg at bis
store, and be told me that be vas bit
terry opposed 30 the Ooauoil taking any
action on 10, saying that u q company
desired q membership of 70 they should
have 10, that they alone could judge Of
the nnmber Of men required 20 handle
their apparatus.
Mr., kellogg, In his self-nominatine
card, stAtea that be "Sill 10 the future
a. he has In the past do all that be can
10 promote the efficiency Of the d part
ment." II be 10 reelected and the
coming Council should be men that be
could deceive By bic plausible stories,
God pity the taxpayer. For the past
wear be has done everything In bis
power 10 disoFqaniEl the Department.
hoping 10 render u inefnaiene. so the
result would be 9 paid Department with
q. KELLOGG az Chief. with Q Rood round
salary attached 10 she offise. Al meet
inc Of the officers of the Department
held last September We voted 90 have
semi-mouthly drills. &C the call Of the
Chief, bat the dEilla were never called.
and the only reason ia that be was
afraid that any renewed enthusiasm In
the Department would interfere with
sis pea scheme--A paid Department.
monS 10 the Department. on all the
disturbances in the Department, Kel-
IoRQ has been the instiaat0F, and ~
ason as one Is settled be IL oasy schem-
ine 10 originate another. He also claims
10 be an efficient fireman, perhaps be IL,
bot a. yst be has failed 10 give any
evidence OF ability. all fires OF note hAv-
inc been handled by the late Assistant
Ohisf Dan Mckeon. and the present
Assistant James Murphy.
KELLOGG claims that the nominated
oaudidaAe, Qailter. has inhaenoe e1ough
10 preyent 9 meslina Of the Council. IL
such IL she case. he is the mas to elect.
a man whose innaence te % far reach
ing with the members OF the Coaootl.
irrespective Of politics. IL the very man
20 elsct; such q man Woald make a. ad-
mirahle Chief. and Il is 10 tbs interest
of the Department 10 elect him.
kellogg claims thai Ene'ns Complny
No. 1 IL aetaAted IN this electioa BY
political motiv . ! say this ts false.
Engine Company No. waited uutii The
last moment before they made nomi-
nation. nopinG thai the hysek hOss
Ooupany would nominate q. II. Preston
OF Josiah Collins. OF that No, would
nominate james Warren. or the Hooks
would J. q. HAines. Any manly mar
voaid have been Supported By my Con
pany 20 unit, Jas AciNEIaA
Foreman E3gine ComPSny No. /.
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BASE BALL.
Prospects Of Maay Games
70 BE Played Am seattle.


The Seattle BASEBALL Association meei
IL the Chambsr Of Coumesee rooms IN
NE fesisF-L aaEy buildina On Tuesday
evening II $50 e'sloek. To this meet
ing the public and particularly bosinssz
men Of Seattle are invited. Ths sab
Jet 10 b considered 10 the feasibility
Of organizing baseball club IN Seattle
mach after the sane manner a. shose
Of the Eastern eitieA From present In
dioations the National game promises 10
assume In Seattle this ssason Q greater
hold On the public than ever heretofore.
fes RADs under the Rew rules viii be
far more attractive inasmuch e shsy
allow Of ell the beauties ef shis great
game being illustrated. Ths carve
pitching that heretofore has proved sach
Q hana 70 batsmas, wholly excluding
- 4 did anything like Q succession OF
brilliant hits. thereby making hns
neldinR Of any kind an exception, has
been greatly cnFhed and restricted
Hereafter the piteher when In the boz
must bold the bail 10 such . way that
it 70 IN plain sight Of the ampire;
this prevents The gymuaatis Ryrafions,
Jack-in-the- box movements whieh have
characterized the movemenas Of nearly
au good carve pitchers. lie pitcher
being allowed 10 take oaiy one step 10
delivering the ball will greatly diminish
both speed and curve and what With
foaR strikes, now allowed the bass-
man instead Of three. the chance
OF the ball being hit hard and
often IL greatly enhanced. This IL q
oonsummatioc dsvo1tly 10 be wished.
The powers that be were plainly aware
OF the faes that the American people,
Who, as nation, are admirers, patrons
and participants in our national game,
voold shortly Be. II they hsd not already
become. very tired Of going TO see game
after game wherein man after man
veuld strike ont. To be snFo the score
Of l 20 2. OF 2 10 8. locks very pretty In
print bat What does Il signify a. to the
merits Of game where it 10 Offset by
Q total OF four or i've base hits with
nineteen or twenty men struck out7
The illustration Is lucid 10 anyone Who
knows or cares anything about base
ball. Under These nev rules the game
will be played In Seattle this summeR
between eur home team and the follow
ing visitors: VictoFias. Portlands, Will
amettes Of Portland, Snohomish. La
conner, either the Atlas OF Sacramento
or the Greenhood a Moran's OF Oak
land, and possibly the ShoshoRss. Tue
SAn Francisco store has offered 800 to-
wards the purchase Of q cham pionship
pennant, and 80 soon as the merchants
Of Seattle understand What q good
representative base ball club means in
the way of an advertisement for the
city they will be less lake warm and
take more substantial interest in its
welfare and support.
The game at the Race Track between
Comp MES b, and e. yesterday, was
quite lengthy II not exciting. The
SCORE stood Al 10 10 in favor OF the Riffs
and the time occupied In obtaining
thil beautiful score was Just four hours
and thirty minutes. The best Of feeling
and most generous rivalry prevailed.
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The Ostsvo left for Port Townsend
Early yesterday morning.
Aspseisl OounsiI meeting vas called
for Friday evening 70 consider frs mat
isFs, bes for want Of 9 quorum no meet
Inc vas held.
Al shs meeting Of the Seattle Bar
Association. held yesterday, Measrs. e
P. Ferry, H. q. Struvs and o. r. Man.
DAY wese appointed . COMMITTEES 20
lspressnt the Association bsfore the
oouFt on Monday.
The County Commissioner will 90
oul 70 tie poor farm today and make az
Investigation as 10 hog everything Il
astllna along among the county charges.
o. Monday morning the Board will
convene In regular session for the trans
seilon Of county business.
Esfls a Co., contractors On q section
Of the Seattle, Lake Shore q Eastern,
roa have 10 men 81 work. and will
eontinne 10 increase the working force
uniil IL reaches 500 men. They noe
have two camps on Laka WashIneton
and three on Squak Slough.
~. Attuu kAhrAuoast Oh MoOA8AEkt WAS
h The city yesterday. he states that
he cougars we're killing bis sheep, and
ons day last week he Pot out poison.
TIE Bext morning, 10 biz delight, be
ioand q very large cougar living dead
within twenty feet Of where be pat the
poison.
The steamship Olympian returned
hon Alaska yesterday, and IL nov at
the bankers taking coal She will leave
here % Monday morning for Alaskan
ports again. Captain Carroll states
hat they had i1ne trip snd that the
sieameF handled very nicely In the
Northern waters.
Jos. 6uFbes states that his new pile
driver, the Tyee, Is nov finished and
vii Be put 10 work en- Monday driving
iog The Seattle, Lake Shore a Eastern
Had along the wster front. Mr.. Sur
Der further states that be expects 10
operate between Pike and Mill streets.
Ihe TJee Ia provided with tvo ham
mefs, 70 that In case one is lost over
board, work will not have to be sus
Dended for Rny length Of TINA
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SAILING RACE ToDAT. The challenge
Of Mr.. George Thornton TO sail tie
Madcap against the Nevermind, under
command Of II. n. Lewis. was accepted
by Mr.. Lewis yesterday. The stakes
are simply Sufficient to pay for q supper
fer both crews. The course ts from
Yesler's wharf, around blakely rocks
and return. and the boats will start at .
Q. N. today.
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Ths moss agFssabis Is eel aa he
most easstisa 9stbod Of dispellina
haAdechsa. ooids and fsveFs Or elsans-
iaa he syssem 70 b. tAktns q fsg dosss
% the California liQaid fruit rsgedy.
syrao Of FiRs. Il asts gently yea e.
feettxslg. strsDgtheBinG TIE ofRans %
whieh it snts. % thss regular habiss
nay b foRms1- AannfAafnzsd onls b.
ths 0alifoEeiA Pa eyFzp o., San FsAz-
elnes, Cal. For sais In 80 eont end 81
hasssss b T. b exEWAna.
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"seESEn's WAR. - Yesterday after
l00a W. Z. Wilson, the carpenter. and
"@s other gentlemen werss sitting In
s sN.a o. The Poncin Block. talking bust
q - when fellOv RIviaa his nasps a.
= Y, nsaenef, or Ferdinand Werner.
s Aiene aud, approaching AFR. vii.
sAlo, Il hear You are looking for
~ toe same time striking Wllaon
~ as nst. The assaulted partv vat
as iees in few seconds ana aom.
&C. saeed making things lively for dis as
sAn', when outside parties intsFposed
separated the combatanIa. After a
@taatea' absence WeRsner returned
zoe scene OF the sncaanter. ana With
ss1-no deel ired be could wipe 10 the
hs.NsAA With Wilson or any OF his
great crowd was coneFeeat
- ena horace HouaG stepped 90 %
A.,,aue 1sFuan and told him be had
-, a 60 home and keep quiet. weRe
INTO passion. ana stresk Nr.
n, blow Ia the face, bus before
h,..uue could strike back, Constable
~. en aad bis assailant IN tov. he
sAsn 10 Justice Soderhera's court,
~ ~ Justice vas busy, and Mr.. YounC
lss,,..o %, q warrant for wacener h
~ soses' court. He was arrested
nsntoa's Bonds for his appearances on
~ s ~. lot trial, on = charge Of assault
ar-SS1sty, tois WecenSr seems TO IL
49,, 49,, oallT, and unless the Law take.
49,. - ain, and teaches aim that b
stssS. 1.ae roagh shed over America
e1sr,s,lN viii, be is liable TO make COO.
1'' '0' the Taxpayers.
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MnAf n NJ

That produces that beautiful, soft and
delicate complexion and leaves no traces
Of its application OF injurious effeetsf
The answer: WIsDoM's RoHEKTTxE &C.
comPlishes ali this and 10 pronounced
BY ladies Of taste and refnsmsnt the
most delightful toilet article ever pro
auced. Guaranteed under . forfeiture
Of 5000 10 be absolutely free fron
harmful or iniarioos subs1anees- For
sale by A. B. STEWART. mF9 wssu&wly
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Don ANIMAM.

Mango, DistempeF, Diarrt0a and
Worms IN hoRs quiekiy cured. Scratches,
Sores. Calls, Bruises. Cuts or Wounds Of
any kind quickly and permanently
healed By Vasf ipR With the Fluid. DR..
J. HauaH, the distinguished veterinary
surgeon. says: u End Darby's Prophy-
Isctie Fluid ell that IL l. repressi ted.
Az q local application believe IL 10 be
withsot an equal" For COlic and
ScouFs IL acts like magic
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ADVICE TO sTOTHERs

Mira winslow's soothias eyrsp. for ehflarsn
tssshiaE. Is tie Frsscrtption % ons Of TIE beSa
fe@ais nursss and rhfE4ciAna N The rnited
ssatea. snd has bssn use4 fer forty yaArs with
fer thetr ehIieren- Durink the process II
testksng its vaiaa IL sacaicui4hla e rsflsTel
TIE ehile fn01 Pafs. cures dyseus<ry and dlAE.
rboA. grfpins In the bswels sd wind collie.
~ giving hsAlth 10 the eAila Il rests ths
raother Pr1es Sc bcttl. spIsduiy
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AsEIvAL or THs WALEA WALLA.-Ths
asanship wAlla wAllA. arrived here
frorn Port Moods yesterday With - car
Loads % irsigei. besides 2ls tens uaich
he brouxet from san Francisco.
Treaty nine car loads Of the freight
Ihich oazas ever the Canadian PaeIne
Uers for she seattle LAks shore and
4 ,stern Railway Company, and c1n
sisted Of spikes. $50 plaaes. bolts, eta
Au.ons the WsilA Waila's freight as q
lo.ousIsive called Agnes. No. ?. uith
tender, and txslve logRtng cAss. for tas
Satssp Railroad Company. From TIE
wAv he freiEnt is eontnR over the
CAsadiAs IL uaald appear ihst oar PEG
pie do Dot apprsei ste hAVi19 thsar
freises lag over - Tseo@a. er wnAs ~
wore, having il shippsd ~ boas when
u i Married al rail
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LoucH the grocer" corner Of Front
and Union, IL ahead this time with .
decided novelty. He has hsouRht
through Eastern coTn-fed. Sugar cured
hams and bacon, and 10 having them
smoked by Mr.. Aasei, the popular
butcher, With hardwood. They are the
incest and clesnest meais our people
have yes had q ehancs Of obtaining. AZ
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NARROW EsoAPE.-willis Brooks, tes-
year old son Of ]. B. Brooks, while play =
ing with some boys on OOlman's wharf
fell from the wharf 10 the incline, and
sustained some severe bruises about the
face and shoulders. His injuFies are In
q wise serious.
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50 collars With cages.
CLKARx.

&9-We oifer 1000 Atwood no bby
sack and fFock suits this week AZ 90, in
Scotch and American ohsviots and ols.
simeres. They fully equal any $I5 or
SIS suits IN this market. ToKLAs d
SINaKRMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-01

CoETRAcrNa HoPs-LilisnthAls Goa
tF scsed yesterday at Puyallup With A..
J. Miller for l2.0oe pounds Of this years
hops. Willis Boatman vas also offered
Is cents per pound for his incoming
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-01
CAMP nEEruSG.

unlon camp meeting for San Juan
nsnd and the Sound country generally
W ~ held usder the auspices Of the
.etaodiss Episcopal church, on Lopez
Lano, - lhe beautiful campinR ground
rleesed near Mt. @ M. Johnson's store.
aae meeting will oommancs on Thurs-
~, Sane 18th, and COSTUME one week
sss'yoody is invited 70 attend. Those
eos coming prepared 10 camp will be
my provided for al q public tent At
meet reasonable rates.
aAAo DnL0S Pastor NJ. + Churah.